All of you now own 1/10 of that property. No one person cannot do anything without the others consent. But you need to get that property into...

Generally, if the child support is past due and has become a fixes sum, you would still be entitled to collect that even if the child has now died.

You need to contact an attorney about filing a lawsuit to get all your property. Although you could try filing a police report for theft first.

You need to go to the clerk's office and get it rescheduled.

Once a named beneficiary on an account dies, their interest should disappear. However, to keep things clear, you should remove the deceased person.

You would need to petition the court to be allowed access to the money. However, it is unlikely the court will likely grant that, b/c your current...

Generally, a parent cannot surrender their rights unless the child is being adopted. Nor can you just forego collecting child support from him.

You need to consult a family law attorney. But if there is suspected abuse you should report it to CPS.

The only reason someone would pay into a trust not their own are non-legal ones, which probably only they know - owed money, etc.

Neither of you had any obligation to pay property tax until the deed was in your name, and you living there makes no difference. It sounds like you...